The Sun. — London, England, 1810-10-11 00:00:00

~._ _'~_ I I Coupe inatten' ers vi i)° \ be COt' then r e ' i n ordOr nishlueilt in CO ir ar poir* ; of the :overed be 4°o: -. P ten. )f Pao , t the Cr these Iry the sek. plittions , en ting odrin esl of th e • having ion. As l e Car' r disorder, Afondal Nichol" I regular for a r " as t(2 re windoo.7 1 , in '3'l by seve' H Y e, . Giles ed Per ey coo' [ Din be he :n0 id , pro thd !r s tubout` &ice, i°, runt e e )11 flie:11. ' a nate Y dtl3 otv( 11-e11 1 CI) Sidei* led tlij ear' j e4 bell l 4 \ `4 r{'(f or : wef e ;r ot woo ) " sp regs' alacr it y Llo rile dra vi a ll BY an .5, 0 11d' 101 r' " d rc st iC• A lol' bvgdi ckea lee 54: o f . O' aintY f a s°" if of got" rt of 1O , E 54 I at Ile" :sror tow. c. of caub' 4 t t be ,;. dr, tf. t Ile 0 .5 ; , r ° a ged 65' ilUf ,4 la) - 3 I' r " ..f' ~,., liximßEn 5642.1 THEATRE ROYAL,,, COVENT-GARDEN. MORROW EVENING, Oat. 12, 1810, will ded the Comedy of THE BEAUX STRATAGEM, Aimwell, Mr. BRUNTON; Archer, Mr. JONES; Foigard, Mr. HAM ERTO N ; • Gibbet, Mr. E RY,; • Scrub, Mr BL ANCHAR D ; • Mts. Sullen, Mrs. C. KENO:3LE ; llbrinda, Miss BOLT oN. () Which will be added, the Ballet Pantomime of ' OSCAR AND MALVINA ; ti k Or, THE HALL OF FINGAL. at (the Descendant of Fingal), Mr. BOLOGNA, jun: • ...Can't)] (the I fish 'Chieftain), Mr. FA RLEY ; aaalitina :Daughter to 'l'oscar), Mrs. PINC OTT . )444.bUt es tor th e B oxes to b e ta k en o f M r. B ran d on, at t h e till F 'ft-Office in Prince's-place, Hart-street, from Ten o t 5„...." 7s. Second:price 3 s. 6d. —Pit 3s. 6d. Second-price 3ec., L ower Galle r y 2s . Second-price is Upper . Gallery is. iTd-price 6d.—N o M oney to b e returne d . b eti fi e' boors will be opened at Half past Five, and the Play at Half pa t Six. • ill,l_ Saturday, King Lear ; Cordelia; by a . Young Lady, be t)l7,l 7 :7 first appearance in Lonti:an ; wit ' , . , >•:.l.lle:Vlizaierinan. 0 , - "lday, Romeo and Julie; with Harlequin and Mother Li w s . . t or. The Golden Egg. —On Tuesday, The Heir at tn atie •,,o winch will be added, for the first time, a new lira- Koznance, in Two Ads, called he Bridal Ring, . THEATRE ROYAL, LYCEUM. (tloaa. . , tr--r the Authority of the LORD CHAMSERLAIN.) 4IS PRESENT EVENING, Od. I I, 1810, Their Majesties' Servants will act the Comedy of THE. BEAUX STRATAGEM, - Archer, Mr. WRENCH 4 AIMWCII, Mr. HOLLAND; Sullen. Mi. POW ELL; Fr:6prd. Mr. STA PLETON ; Gibbet, Mr. WLWITZER ; Bonitace, Mr. PALMER ; Sir Charles Freeman, Mr. RAY; Scrub, Mr. KNIGHT,- : (Being his first appearance in that Gliaraaer); Lady Bountiful, Mrs.- SPARKS ; - Mrs. Sullen, Mrs. GLOVER, • (Delng her first appearance in that Character); Dor inda, Mrs. 0R G l R; Cherry, Miss MELLON. 10 Which will be added, the Musical Entertainment of • ROSINA.. Mr. Belville, Mr. J. SMITH; Captain I3elville, Mr. HORN; William, Miss KELLY ; koSina, Miss L. KELLY, (Being h er first appearance on any Stage); Dorcas, Mrs. SPA I:.,KS ; Phcebe, - Mrs. 'ILAN U. 34. 4 Ps to he tak en o f M r. S pr i ng , at t h e Box-Office in,the nd Entrance, ot - Whom may also be had Private Boxes Cr iie xes bs. Second-price -; s. —Pit 35. 6d. Second-price tree ad 2 s. Second-price Upper Gallery is. Secon Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and the Per- ItirZre to begin at Half past Six.—No Mouiey to be re. 14 s 4 M at urdaY, The Castle Speare ; with Hit or Miss ! ay tocl'e T. The Clandestine Marriage.—On Tuesday, The ASt Ro YL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFlCE,a b lished .by'Royal Charter in the Reign of King George • the first. September aro. E t a S ONS, whose Annual Premiums fall due on ;ire nc , k ' - e 29th instant, are hereby informed, that Receipts the k w ready to be delivered at the Company's dices, over tes 'la! Exchange and in as well as by. their aj t4 ive Agents the several Counties; and the .. l'a Jties tie s are requested ta apply for the Renewal of th eir seen 6 1 . or before ther4lll or ..e.tober next, as the-usual F if " 414_ %11l thenedYtt for Payment, beyond : he Date ot each Po xpire. Art en _, SAMUEL FENNING. jun. Secretary. hz,_ r at , u iance is given, daily, at toe siiid.t)iti.:es, tor the 5 7 tla rb e e of Buildings, Goods,- MeruhandiLe, and Snips, in 4 3 , t:i' re ur. in D oc k, or w h i l e B u ildi - ng, from Loss or pa ,11 46 , t its ; ,and also for the Assurance of, and.graiiting 44s r } ire Policies will be issued free of Ex p ence to the ‘var t i s ' 9 . where the Annual Premium amounts t o 6s. or up. HAMPSHIRE. BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, PIIEEHOLD ESTATE,- with the MatiOr.of 13 1 e, N , l( ' ) s, co Ydon ; containing 4 ;8 Acr e s, of Ara tvith m anow, and WOod Land, 'lying within a Ring Fericie, e 4 O r. l llloiiioUS and' comfortable Residence, OfficeS of tid ' (le -scription; substantial Farm Buildings, Pleasure Plund and Shrubberies, containing many rare and valuable Io ttoliTsed and a detached, walled Garden considerable ex At tent i with Fruit -Trees Hot and Succ ot ession Houses, Me- Nines, st.c. ; .the whole in perfect order and repair, and t he immediate occupation of a large famay. th ere Estate is plentifull y supplied with excelient. , Water ; 4lso on the. spot abundance of, rich Marie,. Clay, for b esi( l` 4 , and Gravel. The Manor abounds •wirit Game, and eXt e ,the usual Man-rial Rights, pecultar.Privilefies . and. Free siv e Forest. Rights belong to the Eitate, which islithe 1 , , and the Land 'Fax is - redeemed. th e i: j e Estaie is situate in a very desirable Neighbourhood in 4 ti t t e vy Foitst, and commands views of the isle of Wight 1 11 :ver beautiful Country, and is distant three mites &mil T o ' n gton, and six from Lyndinmrst. tLys be viewed, with Tickets only, on Mondays,' Wednes tvvi from ten o'clock, in the morning to Three F uck aiternoon. • tl eti Pr furtlkr Part iciilars and Tickets apply•to Messrs. pick and Spedding, Lincoln's-Inn- Fields,. -London • AN ARTICLE - OF COMMERCE. ' k• To t, A-Sr a WEST-INDIA, AMERICAN, and P • 'SIAN KERCHANT.S. J 1 " - • HEAT H, t,f Nottilighatti, -informs the Mer or,; eli ants'_of" hngland, and Traders in gen.:lAl, that-for the Is4tiep k ni ence (.4 Sale, lie has placed his JUN LP ER's ES of PEPPERMINT and other. Medicines in the YarctY l Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church- E of PEPPERMINT is well ,4,. 1 , 1 ~as a sate, etEaual, and pleasant remedy in Flatu- In i ti: , ‘ , otnv arid Cholicky sins in the Stomach and Bowels, I 'tOt t " ,, - 11} sterics, Sea Sickness, Nausea attendant on I'Fi4 9al leY,. Relaxation, and Cass:tuck, arising It in A tinos. Neat, wart of Appetite, Injuries trout Inclement tilo di the Abuse of Spirnupus Liquors, and in the Spas tof e- Atreth ons o f t h e St omac h an d B o wels, so common to t • dinS"-qt(iii gill g the dose to the urgency of the case.' As a • 41 141 medicine, or for the Army or Navy, it will be found €6 s Y acquisitia. , (I',l wholesale and retail, by-Messq. Shaw and Edwards, taeh" Paul's Church-yatd, but none are genuine, except biackbottle has " 1. P. Heath, Nottingham," engraved on a c St4rnp. ' t °Pper Bottles, is. gd.--and in Phials- as, id. and is. • 4 - Fr va 1 e z. j 5 j i Lid .412L1 SUN. U-R SDA Y, OCTOBER 11, 1810. THE KING. 'Dedicated, by Permission, to His Royal Highnesi the PRINCE of %VALES.• Tk/E R. ROSENBERG is proud to announce to his numerous Subscribers, and the Public in general,that he has had the high honour of laying before hidßoyal High ness the Prince of Wales, a proof of the PRINT of his most Excellent and Venerable MAJESTY, in the soth Year of his Reign, on Horseback, in the Uniform of the Oxford Blues, of which his Royal Highness was pleased to express his en tire approbation. Mr. R. _begs leave also to state, that the Print is'now ready, andpill be delivered to the Subscribers in, the course of a fortnight. ,;;, Non-Subscribers may be supplied at Messrs. Coinaghi and Co. (the Publishers); Mc, Molteno's, Pall , Mall ; Mr. Orme's,New Bond-street; and by Mr. Rosenberg, Grove, Bath ; where country dealers may be accommodated.—Size of the Print, 12 by .to inches. Price, los. 6d. plain, 14s. coloured. The Prints of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, and General- his Grace the Duke of Northumberland,' arcjit great lorwardneis, and,\yill speedily be published. VETEAINARY COLLEGE. R o . r C L O, E NE ,u M4I- ,: r. 11 1 l: h e be A N b e A g T i n o x his . COURSE M . LOGY, and PATHOLOGY of the HORSE on WEDNES DAY, the 7th of November, at Twelve o'Clock. OC l ,ber 9, 181 0 . - . _ VICTUALLING-OFFICE, OR. 3, iSio. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING dIS MAJESTY'S NA P Y do hereby give Notice, That a, Frill-yr, the sgth instant, they •will be ready - to re. cave Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treat for Three Hun dred an! Fifty Chaldronr (each consisting of Thirty-six Hurhef: Winchester Measure), - of Plrrs TANfIELD MOOR, WINDSOR's PONTOP, • _or §IMPSON's PONTOP COALS; to he delivered in a whole Ca.go or Cargos , : ; • One half t:lereof in-Six Weeks, and the other half in Six Week; af terwards, winds and weather permitting, alongside the Wharf .of His Majeqy's :Victualling Premises at Plymouth and Seth. down ; ; to be paid for by. Bills, payable with Interest, rdnely days after date, The Conditions of the' Contrail may be Seen at the Sectehoyi Office, , No regard will 6e to any Tender in which the Price .shult not be inserted ire words at lentil, or th,ii shall not be de livered to the iicard before One o'Clock on the said Friday, the t9ito instant, nor-sinless the Person -who makes the Tenclei-, or sonic Person on his behalf, attends, to answen when called for. Ti HOSE who suffer Nervous Irritation fro m ness of Stomach', obstru&ed hue, and bad Digestion, will find relief in S P I LS EC RY's PAT ENT ANTIS L:0 - - 13UTI C DROPS, which•enjoy all the properties of Calo mel without its irritability they also consult the heal t h o f 'the Stomach, by, promoting. the Appetite, and an, increase of Spirits as the health improves. In deep-seated Abscesses, where a Cure could scarcely be contemplated, so healthy a change his been produced, as to excite the best ,hopes of suc cess. In Eruptive, Screphulous, Gouty, Rheurn:atic, and Scorbutic Complaints, its reputation is established.- West lndii Orders attended 'to, at the Dispensary, rs, Soho-squire, London. The eiltrine, Medicine has the Government Dirty printed on a black ink Stamp, and tlfe words " By the King's Pa tz:nt," expressed on the bottle, bill of dilation, and outside wrapper. Sold at Is, Spho-square, in small °Pules .ot 25.,6d. double, bottles ios. and larger ii. as. Compound Essence Bs. FULHAM. • MR. BURCHELL be gs leave to acquaint his Frientis.and CustOiners, that he has DISPOSED of his GROUNDS, STOCK, and CONCERN, as a Nursery and Seedsman, to Messks. 'WHITLEY, IsRAMES, and AIII.N E, to whom he respedtully solicits the continuance of their favours, assuring them that they may confidently re ly on their orders being executed with the utmost attention, puduality, and coriedness, M. BURCHELL. - To AS PA a' Li hs, tsq. . • . No. 9, - New Bridge-Street, Loadon. " Honoured Sir, , Edinburgh, Match 18, tgar. •-, BEG leave to inform .you,. that ever since the. I year 1790, I have been alliieled with ,the Lues Vene rea; ythich, from. its obstinately resisting every course o f Medicine presi.ribed by the most eminent of the Faculty here, and undergoing several severe courses of salivation, and twice discharged from the Hospital, with little relict, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to puts period to my existence—l had 'a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs were brokeout in a frightful manner; any right was diead fully painful; and had .been in a state, of ulceration for the last seven 'years ; my left had also 'two large nodes on'it, was very much discoloured, and gave me such excrutiti— ing pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to de prive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was recom mended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so great a cure by them 'here), - to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which 1 began to dai: on the 26th of May ; in .the course of a fortrirght, 1 began to te_cei•ve, benerit—in little more than a - month, the ulcers on my he:d and arms were soundly .healed—soon after, •the sures on shy legs healed also; leaving, however, consmerabie discolooration in the skin, and pain in the, bone of the left, which,. by the Bles sing of God, and a little longer perseverance , in your inva luable Medicine, subsided; the nodes dispersing, the skit: regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually, going oil. 1 thus became, by 'your liberal advice and Me. dicine, pettedly free from all my former coMplaints— haVe recovered my former spirit's and strength, and am be come jolly anti fat, in which state navingcontinued many months to the astonishment of all who knew me, Lam st a loss in what . terms to 'express my gratitude, but beg you, for the_ good of other suffering mortals,, to make this .my case as public as possible, as I shall on every occasion ; in so doin, you will. greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, ALEX. MURKER. Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above Cure: JOHN THOMPSON, No. 3, New Poultry Market; and loan IMANTosii, Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS T Y LOR, Member of the itoval, College of Sur gaols, at his House, No. 9, - Nev Bridge -street, London 4 where, atter a constant- residence of more than thirty-six years, in a practice particularly infected - to the cure of NencrealComplaints and those incidental to the Parts of Gtneratiun, with that inviolable secrecy which, men of his profession sho..ild always observe in such cases, he flatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine, will be , esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an adaantagesel dom attainable and void of all atnbiguity. .Also sold, by his appointinent,- for the curivepience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, NQ. 35, St Alban's-street, Pall-,Mall'; the Toe'shop, 103, Ox ord-street; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish -street-hill Mr. S!ce.'s, bookseller, No. 1, iiiiion-row, Little Tower. hill ; . Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Mac donaci i Glasgow ; Mc. Bull, Dame-street, Dublin; and coy one pers-in in every considerable town.in Great Brit:l:nand Ireland, in boxes of only as. 9d. each, sealed up with rul and ' . plain directions, whereby persons of either sex nuly cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. B. Every Box sold in G teat Britain is sealed up with a Stamp, on which, by' favour of the Commissioners is printed, at the Stamp Oince--" T. Taylor, NO. q, New Eirike-strqet,"—iu imitate which is Felony, and all others are. Counterfeits i'RIC'E 0 OCAS YEST RDA?. Bank Stock, shut India Stock, 179 Navy s per tent 98/i I iidia Builds, 175. 48s. pr. Irish 5 per Cent. Excheq. Bills, par, 35. pr. 4 per enc. shut °annum, 5 6 511 dis. per lent. Red. shut Imperial 3 per Cei.t. , 3 per Cent-. Cons. 66 166 Cows. for tzth Ynst. 651 66 134111 t. L. Ann. strut 66i FULHAM. WHITLEY, BRAMES, arid MILNE, having takenol Mr.SURCHELL his extensiveGßOUN DS, STOCK, •akad CONCERN, in the Nursery and Seed busi ness at in addition to their own at Old Brompton, respedfully xequest of his Customers and Friends a continu ance of their favours, and beg leave to assure them, that their commands slta*at all times be attended to with the 'utinost care, diligence,4nd fidelity.. 'ALL IN A DAY. UORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, respeafully 11 acquaint the Public that the STATE LOTTERY will bin Drawing FRIDAY, the 19th ,instant, and finish in the sale. Day. • Hornsby and Co. sincerely hope'the . .Drawing will be pro pitious to those who honour them with their Conurtands.. The Prizes to be diyided ate to the grand Amount of Two Hundred 'Thousand Pounds: The first Prize of 1:zo,000 introduced into a Lottery, and the very last Price of,CzO;000 were shared and sold by Horps. by and Cu. at their old established State Lottery Offices, No. 26, CORNHILL, and ST. MARGARLT'S-HILL, BOROUGH. , _ . • A CERTAIN DISEASE. DR. FREEMAN'S Universal and long established Medicine, 'called GUTTA SA LUTA RI S, may he depended on to be a -certain, sale, and - speedy• cure, for the . mtist inveterate. Venereal Disease, :Gleets, Ulcers. Pains and Obstructions in the Urinary Passages in either sex.; its operation is by' urine - and insensible p er spir a ti on . A s l igl4 case is generally cured in a few days, and a. confirmed .Lues in a short time. Inveterate Scurvy, Fistola, DroPsies, Rheumatisms, -Gravels, Weaknesses, and Obstructions, 'are speedily removed by these .sate and salutary drops They require nothing to work them dtf; no restraint of diet, or hinderance from business. Those who. take their may de pend or. a sound and perfect cure, Without the - knowlec4:e of any persOli'vhiktever. They cause no - sickness ; and-the pa tient may go about his or her business without the least (Lin ger. The large quantities that are daily sold for exportation and domestic use, .prove their efficacy to surpass' every other medicine,in the known world. Sbld by appointment of Dr. Freeman at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Pa ternoster-row ; and retail, by one or inure Medicine Venders in every town, in bottles cat as. 9d.. and As.' 6d. each, with .on le direi.ttons. TBISH reminds his Friends thatthe LOTTERY • begins • and fi:tishes the i9th of 'THIS MONTH. Tickets and Shares are - selling in goat Variety', at. both his Offices, 4, CWRNHILL, and 9, CHARINQ-CROSS, Where THIRTY CAPITAL PRIZES were Sold in. Shares within the- last !Vie Months, including Three ...yrizes of 20,n001. The present Scheme contains only 4,060 Nurn: bets, yet there are 5 - Prizes of - . ,C 20,000 5 . .... 2,000 - 7 _ 1,000 There are Fii . e Tickets of each Number, and the fate of One decides the other Four. One Nu►nber must gain - On& Hundred ThOusand - Pounds. ' All Busiiies's hi the Public Funds transa&ed with fi delity and dispatch by _ _ _ T. H ti Stock-Broker. 'I his Day was published, ' . . ' Volume I Bvo. rice r2s. boards, ' IJORTUS KiEWENSIS, - or a . CATALOGUE of the PLANTS cultivated in the Royal Garden at Kew: 13y the late WILLIAM AITON. ,The Second Edition, enlarged by WI LLIAM TOWNSEND Al 1'0.14, Gardener to His Majesty. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,. Paternoster- row. - just published, price 4s. 6d. • Part the Fourth, of T3INTS to the• PUBLIC .and LEGISLA TUItE,on the NATURE and EFFECT of EVAN. GELICAL PREACHING,. By ABA RIST E R. Si quid znereinur, sana posteriias sciet. London; Printed for Johnson and Co. St. Paul's ChurCh. yard; Sherwood, Nccly, and !ones, Paternoster-row ; Hat. chard, Piccadilly ; and W. Reed, Bell-yard, Temple-bar; and for A. Constable. and Co. Edinburgh. A NEW WORK.ON BREWING, This Day %vas published, price los. 6d. in boards, A TREATISE on BREWING, wherein is ex -1 hibited process of the Art and Wstery - of Brewing he various sorts .of, M alt Liquor; with !ractical Examples upon each Species. Together with tbill Manner of using the Thermometer add Sac‘harometer ; elucidated by' Eicamples, and rendered easy to any Capacity, in 13rew in4-- L _ Loudon Porter I Hock . Wirtemloerg Ale Brvwn Stout "London Ale Scuryy_grass do. . . IReading Beer I Windsor do. • Fableßeer aild Amber I Welch do. Shipping do. • Also, general Instructions for the making of Malt. Fourth Edition, corrected and improved. With Tables of the Net Duties of Excise on Strong and Ta ble Beer, payable by Common Brewers in. 'Town and Country - . - By ALEXANDER' 'MORRICE, Common Brewer.. • Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and ,lones,. 20, Paternoster. row. this Work the just proportion of the various quantities' of malt, hops, and other •ingredients necessary for brewing the above species of malt liquor, is given ; v, ell as every' other information that can possibly be requisite fur the yoting Common Brewer, or the Private family, in tOWn or cowl , try ; and as it is that kind of knowledge which none but the •experienced Common Brewer can communicate, the Author flatters Maisel fthat- this Treatise will be found, for praCtice t superior to any other hitherto published. , - • . , s • "Oltbift.,; ~ _ "R..A-DIZ-Ikp-1- ct-t -' ,I \ 4,' _ mi. • ~,,..-,..- v i , • - ...„ „. .. _...r. , ,,,,,,, , ~N. . ...v vi & , ; ;0 r -30 --idTars-tojtiz - T t • - [PRICE SIXPENCE HALFPENNY. MEDITERRIINEAN MAIL. [rt7RTHER EXTRACTS.] • , : ZANTi, AUG. 6.—This is a •Lh•atitiful island, a PaTadise, full of neat little country housr!s, with the prettiest gatdens in the wo:ld. The city is very re. speetable,'With a greater tendency to snugness, than to elegy ice in the buildings. Prince Canrtfo, whO was at "the head 'of the Government' of the Septin sulay Republic, lives here, an accomplished and sin gularly shrewd man of the old school . in mariner s . General Oswald, wh o 'commands, 'Opears to me ter possess much more consideration and mind than one , commonly meets with in hiS profession in our sec ' I cannot give you a better proof of it than by . mentioning that :lie is at present organizing air esta blishment'or piiliticschools in the mOnasteries , which ' have been deserted. This Officer and .the Minister, Foresti,.ha.;e, since the capture of theplace, raised a regiment of ab3ut . 9oo•G r e e k s . It i s called the Greek 1,14 ht I nfantfy. They we a r th e anc i ent M acedonian dr:!4 ....'l:One-of 4 4 1e7coloanies_fs romoosed cwirely of .Spartans, who a& also m their ancient uniform. The first,time the General and his . Staff dined with the Officers I had the gratification to 'be' there, and: could scarcely believe myself not iria dream. Whe- . titer in the llall of . Fingal, or in the . Cavd of Ali Baba, with the forty thieves, I could not determine. We had seveial:Greek songs, I Arkild Call them odes, the rniisie: ' .hich very much r es e mbl e d t h e Scottish Highlat, s. • One of the Albanian Ofs- cers sung ",The ghland Laddie," the o ld' set , with a tolerable gdod accent. Hpw, in.. th e name - l i t of wonder, came :this . song tO be known and sung by the inhabitants 'of the.MaCedenian m , untains ? - ' The regiment has'not vet got its colours, but-etch compdny, is to have a standard. The insignia is a. Plicenix.risin from the ashes, with the Motto in Greek of " Rising:A •• • . ' v►ce. This is a new land, and the people a new race to me: , Here is much of the massy ore ofman i in Si, city, there :is not hiog.but the dross',. The Minister, POresti„ is a very 'extraordinary per son, aelive, indefatigable,' intelligent, and all his en dowments of a - prattical kind. I have been. greatly pleased with him since I have known him myself. I-leis out of all sight the cleverest, civil officer that I have seen, and I do - not wonder that he made ene mies among the mediocre gentry of Malta. There is no man that can be sent here able to do a title of the effective 'service that he performs. He kncrws every one, and his lota' information is surprisingly minute. • „ Ttie favourable disposition of the GreekS towards the British might, I think, be turned to good ac.- &tun( by his Majesty's Ministers. In the course of a few.months notice twenty thousand of these bold nripntaineers might be raised, and if we only keep up the gonneotions now formed, we ,have a recruiting ground of - infinite value. His Siciliah Majesty has instituted a Third Class of the Order of Ferdinand and- .Merit, for the junior ranks of •his service, on occasion ,of.the present circumstances of Sc-ily. _ _ Copy of a letter from the Marquis of, Cerceilo to the Commander in Chief of the British forces in that kingdom': Palermo, the 23d fuly, igto. - - • - GENERAL—His Majesty the King b&ng desirous to recompence all the classes who shall distinguish themselves at this Period; has been -01 - eased to-add to the, two classes of 'the Order of Ferdinand and Merit,, instituted in .the year J 800,, viz. those of the . Great Cross and Commandets,..a third class of smaller Crosses of the Older ; and : to institute .equally Medals of Gold and Silver (for tile N'on,. commissioned Officers) to which 'shall be Tnnexed Pertions, as your Excellency will perceive by_ the translation of the Royal Dispatch which I have the honour of annexing. The objettof his Majesty tit giving mohis orders to transmit to your Excellency,' is to engage you- to note all the individuals' of the brave - English army which you command, who may distinguish them selves against the common enemy. His Majesty being .desirous' to rely - upon . the impartiality, the Justice, and judgment o f your , Excellency, the first time th2t he grants this distinction to recompence true merit', and to avoid the disadvantage. of ,dimi nishing. the value of such an institution in indis4 criminately bestoWing it. I avail myself of the Occasion to renew to your Excellency th e h omages of respect with which I have, bec. : - (Signed) The Marquis of CERCELLO. To his Excellency GeneraL Stewart, Count of Maids, Commander in Chief of the British Army in Sicily. A-similar'cornMunication - was written . to the Ad mir il commanding the B:itish naval forces upon the station. MES3INA, AUG. 24.--King Murat, so fir from evincing any intention of abandoning the . intasion ;)1." this island, appears rather to increase his means he seems to wait for the equinaiial gales-to bting out \ the Toulon fleet to co-operate with him in his pro jeets. We have daily skirmishing between our Au.. tilla-and his; and al the sea betw een Si c ily an d t h,, t part of the Continent where the French are, is ,4 1 ! , .e a .large lake, you can have no - idea of the beauty of the scene, particularly at night, when showers of shells and ret-hot shot fly thrdugh the air, with very little actual damage to the combatants. It looks more like a Fantoccini .entertainment than one 'of the scourges of war. However, iris the midst. of- all. this - we ar e t err ibly annoye d b y hi s noCturnal frolics ; ,as our men are under arms every night, lest the . French Gentlemen should make free to come over. We are troubled with fever ad dysentery, but the change 'otweater will better us - shortly. • Gl:` i